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Santa Marta. The
Arhuaco are also
known as the Aruaco, Bintucua, Bintuk, Bíntukua, Ica, Ijca, Ijka, Ika, and Ike people. The
Arhuacos live in the upper...
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Arhuaco,
commonly known as Ikʉ (
Arhuaco: Ikʉ), is an
Indigenous American language of the
Chibchan language family,
spoken in
South America by the Arhuaco...
- The
Arhuaco are an
indigenous people of Colombia.
Arhuaco may also
refer to:
Arhuaco language Arhuaco (genus), a
butterfly genus in the
family Nymphalidae...
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system during the 17th and 18th centuries. The
indigenous Kogi, Wiwa,
Arhuacos (Ijka, Ifca) and
Kankuamo people who live in the area
today are believed...
- by the
Arhuaco people of the
Sierra Nevada. In
recent years, they have
become a
cultural symbol of
Colombian identity.
Although the
whole arhuaco community...
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Kankuamo are the
least contacted and
still retained their independency. The
Arhuacos live in the
upper valleys of the
Piedras River, San
Sebastian River, Chichicua...
- International,
campaigning in the
defence of the San
people of
Botswana and the
Arhuaco people of Colombia. She made a
supporting video saying the San are victims...
- Marta, on the
Caribbean Coast of Colombia, coca is
consumed by the Kogi,
Arhuaco, and Wiwa by
using a
special device called poporo. The
poporo is the mark...
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currently about 30,000
indigenous people of the
ethnic groups Koguis,
Arhuacos,
Kankuamos and Wiwa
living in the area. This park is also home to the remnants...
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derived from J with the
addition of a bar
through the letter. It is used in
Arhuaco in
Colombia to
represent /dʒ/, like j in
English just, and in
Oniyan when...
